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Not sure what to write, so I’ll just list stuff.
I’ve lived in Pittsburgh for over 3 years now.
I’m originally from L.A.
I live in Observatory Hill
I have 2 kids (Boy,6) (Girl,2).
I got back into LEGO because my son found a storage trunk full of my old toys when we moved here.
My son’s favorite MOC is our Star Fighter
My daughter just likes taking everything apart. lol
I like to build things for my kids to play with.
(which requires lots of modification per my sons requests and my daughters destructiveness)Hi, @arcadiumsol, welcome!
If you feel like getting out and about today, head over to SW Randall Toys downtown or to the PA Trolley Museum to meet some LUG members and see the displays.
Not sure what to write, so I’ll just list stuff.
That’ll do.
Welcome!
If you feel like getting out and about today, head over to SW Randall Toys downtown or to the PA Trolley Museum to meet some LUG members and see the displays.
Yeah, other than that, the SW Randall display is your best bet to get involved / meet people within the next few weeks…
Heck, we’re still “flying craft in” for this event. Welcome aboard. It doesn’t matter who you build things with or for, we wanna see what you do.
Thanks everyone for the welcomes,
Since its the holidays i’ll probably be a bit busy plus my daughters b-day is the 24th (she’ll be officially 2) but after i’ll try to be a bit more involved.
As for what I can do, as far as LEGO, i try to put it here (https://www.flickr.com/photos/arcadiumsol/).
Really digging the angled orientation of the cockpit on the Red Sparrow. It’s an R-Type feel, which I dig. Also dogging the black grilled cheese on the nose. It helps the transition from nose to canopy nicely and adds a splash of color blocking that catches the eye. This is good work.
Really digging the angled orientation of the cockpit on the Red Sparrow. It’s an R-Type feel, which I dig. Also dogging the black grilled cheese on the nose. It helps the transition from nose to canopy nicely and adds a splash of color blocking that catches the eye. This is good work.
There are quite a few play features I had to account for when building the ship for my son. Funny thing is after i posted those my son asked for a few more things; like a way to help the pilot maneuver the cockpit, somewhere for the main core of the ship to be attached to a docking system, and an improved connection pin between the cockpit and the core. (he didnt really ask, as i more saw how he was playing with it and realized the additions would help his playing experience.)
Some of the less obvious play features are; the magnet as the bottom of the core lets you pick up cargo or anything with a magnet, the trans-red grates on the cockpit are supposed to be small maneuvering vents, the grilled cheese you pointed out are the something, and the smaller wings on the core are still able to disconnect and attach to the cockpit.
But anyway thanks for looking at my Flickr. XD
Where in LA are you from? I’m from Burbank.
I was literally born in LA but the last place I lived was in the valley near Sherman Way and the 405. I’ve also lived in NorCal and some parts of Nevada, Oregon, and Washington. Pittsburgh is my first time East its a bit of an adjustment but ive met some nice people here.
And so far everyone in this group seems like nice people too. XD
@arcadiumsol hello! I believe we met at the meeting, but I’m just now catching up on the forums. Hope you’re enjoying the ‘burgh!
**** hello! I believe we met at the meeting, but I’m just now catching up on the forums. Hope you’re enjoying the ‘burgh!
No sorry I joined the LUG the night of your meeting so I was not in attendance. I am finding myself still adjusting to things here but all in all i find most of Pittsburgh to be welcoming.
@arcadiumsol hello! I believe we met at the meeting, but I’m just now catching up on the forums. Hope you’re enjoying the ‘burgh!
lol, friend fail. E for effort. 😛
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